Investors Abandon SCO
 

http://www.forbes.com/markets/2006/1...markets03.html

"In mid-morning trading, SCO Group traded at $1.36, down 64 cents, or 32%."

That's down 32% in only HALF A DAY's trading!


Aquilegia Alyssum

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Re: Investors Abandon SCO
 

Aquilegia Alyssum wrote:
> http://www.forbes.com/markets/2006/1...markets03.html
>
> "In mid-morning trading, SCO Group traded at $1.36, down 64 cents, or 32%."
>
> That's down 32% in only HALF A DAY's trading!
>
>
> Aquilegia Alyssum
>

To be expected Sco's case went down the toilet...dont feel sorry for
them or the share holders....greedies got burnt....

regards

Thing

Re: Investors Abandon SCO
 

On Sat, 02 Dec 2006 16:25:18 +1300, thingy wrote:

> Aquilegia Alyssum wrote:
>> http://www.forbes.com/markets/2006/1...markets03.html
>>
>> "In mid-morning trading, SCO Group traded at $1.36, down 64 cents, or 32%."
>>
>> That's down 32% in only HALF A DAY's trading!
>
> To be expected Sco's case went down the toilet...dont feel sorry for
> them or the share holders....greedies got burnt....

I'm not sorry for SCO or it's greedy shareholders - they've gotten what
they surely knew would happen when the court is told a pack of lies.

I just read another article that says SCO's shares closed at the end of
the day 38% down at $122 after a day of very heavy trading.


Aquilegia Alyssum

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"The only way Vista client and Longhorn server would make sense
would be if [the] company was doing a 'forklift upgrade' on its
entire client-server infrastructure."